[WHO]
Laura Callegaro is a London based Curator and Archivist. Her curatorial research investigates the use and contextualisation of language, its aesthetic, performative aspects, and its potential forms of resistance in the neoliberal scenarios of today. She is particularly interested in the creation of inclusive and safe communities through site-specific interventions, performative and sound practices – whilst amplifying anti-capitalist perspectives. In parallel, in her archival practice Laura develops research related to subjects such as decoloniality, diversity, gender and ecological matters working with contemporary artists and their estates.
[WHAT]
Detail of Roar Vol. I , curated by trans-. Sound Performance and In-conversation Event featuring Naz Balkaya (Panicattack Duo), Giulio Dal Lago and Marta Melià. Flat Time House, London, 26 February 2019 
Marta Melià for Roar Vol. I , curated by trans-. Sound Performance and In-conversation Event featuring Naz Balkaya (Panicattack Duo), Giulio Dal Lago and Marta Melià. Flat Time House, London, 26 Feb 2019 
Laura Callegaro, Emily Demetriou, Carla Gimeno and Lynton Talbot in conversation within Nothing Really Mattress – Panicattack Duo’s durational performance within Bloomberg New Contemporaries 2018. South London Gallery, 30 Jan 2019 
Installation view of deconstructing my crush , curated by Laura Callegaro. Detail of Flavia Banchi’s perfomance Involucro and her video projection Object II (2018). Perfomer: Clara Lasàgna. The Morgue, Chelsea College of Arts, London, 10 July 2018 
Details of the installation view Stanley Kubrick: the analogy and dichotomy of adaptations : SK/13/1/15, “A Clockwork Orange”, American edition of the novel, 1969, book. SK/13/9/1, Photographs, Production of the film, 1970-1971, photographs. All material was from the Stanley Kubrick Archive. Chelsea Library, London, April 2018
